Welcome to the Extended Degree Program

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Are you committed to making a difference in the health of the public?
Are you seeking advanced knowledge and skills from an accredited and highly-rated institution?
Are you a leader or future leader in public health?
Are you seeking a supportive and professional learning environment?
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The Extended MPH Degree Program (EXDP) at the University of Washington offers working professionals the opportunity to expand their knowledge in public health and health services while continuing their careers through several program options:

Master in Public Health (MPH):
a partial-distance program designed specifically for public, community, and environmental health professionals
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Certificate in Public Health:
a graduate-level certificate designed for public, community, and environmental health professionals who may not be able to make a commitment to a full degree program
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Single Course Options:
elective courses that are available to students who are not enrolled in the Degree or Certificate Programs.
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Alumni Profile

Thank You for Your Service: Caring for Our Troops by Diana Hull

Working as a civilian Physician Assistant contractor for the Department of Defense is something I never really imagined myself doing. But when the opportunity came along, in need of a job and curious about the assignment, I applied.

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News

The Extended MPH Degree Program News and Resources Blog

ExDP has many more resources and news stories related to Public Health for practicing Public Health Professionals and Students alike. You can find them at the Extended MPH Degree blog by clicking "Read more..." below.

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Alumni Profile
photo: The Best People are in Public Health: Stephen Himley

The Best People are in Public Health: Stephen Himley

Himley, who is a current student in the Extended Master of Public Health Degree Program (EXDP) at the University of Washington, applies his skills as a mechanical engineer to help those in need in both developed and developing worlds.

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